Peer Gynt Vegen: Navigating the Unpaved Road Through the Country of the Trolls
Situated in Norway's Gudbrandsdalen Valley, the Peer Gynt Road takes travelers through the land of Peer Gynt and the trolls' domain.
Why is it called Peer Gynt Vegen Road?
Tucked away in Oppland county, the road is named after the folkloric character Peer Gynt.
How long is the Peer Gynt Vegen Road?
The road is totally unpaved but navigable by all passenger vehicles. It’s 57 km (35.41 miles) long, running from Skeikampen to Dalseter, via Gålå and Fefor. It is a toll road with payment for cars and motorbikes, with 4 toll stations, one at each entrance.
Is the Peer Gynt Vegen Road open all year round?
The road tops out at 1.053m (3,454ft) above sea level, by Listulhøgda. The road is only open in the summer season, normally from the beginning of June, as soon as the snow is gone. It closes again late in autumn when the snow once again covers the mountains.
Is the Peer Gynt Vegen Road worth it?
This scenic route offers beautiful views and access to many trails. Located in the eastern part of the country, the road leads to Peer Gynt's legendary realm and attractions like the Solbra-Seter farm.
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